‘I thought we had them’: West Coast put up a fight against the Cats ()

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‘I thought we had them’: West Coast put up a fight against the Cats

West Coast coach Andrew McQualter saw plenty of positives despite the late blowout during Sunday’s game at Optus Stadium, and said the team had even managed to “spook” the Cats.

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